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School Group
A group of young men and women holding a banner, 1921-A.
School
Glenbrook, Conn.
Schleicher & Sons Piano Company
This 1894 photograph of Schleicher & Sons Piano Company, located at 125 Pacific Street, shows store staff and a delivery carriage
Scenery of Stamford and Vicinity
Top Left Wooden Bridge at Broad Street. Top Right View Of Rippowam River. Bottom Fountain in Central Park.
Saving A Life
Circa 1969
Safe and Sane Celebration
Souvenir Official Program Parade Athletic Events Fireworks Auspices of Citizens' Committee Music by Mulvey's Band Sound View Park
S-0-9-S. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 13; Lot 12: 66 South Street (close-up; facing east)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: color slide; developed May, 1967; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore, 2004-2012
S-0-9-R. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 13; Lot 12: 64, 66 South Street (close-up; left to right; facing east)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
S-0-9-Q. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 13; Lot 12: 64, 66 South Street (close-up; left to right; facing east)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…
S-0-9-P-4. Stamford, Connecticut, Southeast Quadrant Extended Urban Renewal Area Block 13; Lot 12: 62, 64 South Street (close-up; left to right; facing northeast)
Courtesy of the City of Stamford, Connecticut, Urban Redevelopment Commission Photographic Archive: black & white print; taken by Ronald Rose (probably); developed December, 1966; scanned by Ronald Marcus, 2004-2006; metadata by Colin Skidmore,…